🙂I'm sure tons of people come to BiggerPockets looking for mentors that can help show them the tricks of the trade, and while I'd love to connect with folks in the New England area and learn as much as I can about real estate investing, I'd also love to offer help in any way possible. 

@Montez Blackburn Hey Montez, I’m not in your market, I’m in New England but I’m always happy to talk real estate!

Mine run on electricity and with maybe 14 loads a month and 2 lights it costs me $25 a month for the most expensive electricity in New England.

Not sure if it goes to Plano as I only visit my family there now and live in New England.

Bank of England Mortgage with Mike Tarleton was phenomenal in getting us squared away with a vacation rental loan.

For example; if you were getting a commercial loan in New England; the bank would usually base the interest rate off of the FHL Bank Boston Long-Term Classic Advance Rates: (https://www.fhlbboston.com/fhl...)

I grew up in New England so I am familiar with that area and think the opportunities are more or less the same as LA/California.

I’m about to acquire a New England Colonial one year older than America.

(I live in Northern New England so a true A property that is new construction is rare as most of the buildings are old here!)

In that way, a house was often both "new" and "ancient" at the same time, because it still counted as ancient if it was built in the same spot (like the Great Wall of China, the stone parts of which weren't built that way until the time of Elizabeth I in England!).